Thank you to the following people who signed up or renewed their Bike Austin membership in the last month! Not a member? Sign up here!Alejandro Barreto | Avery Family | Bernardo Rivera | Bo Lora | Bob Whetsell | Bonnie Snyder | Brendan Cooper | Brian Baker | Carlena Harris | Carlton Mack | Celeste Bostwick | Central Texas Regional Mobility Authority | Clifton Mooney | Corrie Fuquay | Cynthia Good | David Stevens | David Urban | Dawn Skinner | Denise Carlson | Denise Reid | Don Ickles | Donald Ford | Earl McAllen | Evan Holmes | Fred Lewis | Garth Faigley | Gerald A King | Gertraud Lehnhardt | Glenn Jones | Jake Coleman | Jake Hobbs | James Grabbs | Jamin Patrick | Janis Snow | Jeff Chappel | Jeffrey Grant | Jim & Sandy Bakken | Jim Beesley | JohnAnthony De Maria | Jose Iguina | Kennedy Family | Kenneth Walker | Kevin Bice | Leonard Randolph Jr. | Lisa Armstrong | Lisa St. Romain | Lori Merlino | Mark Wadsley | Michael Rebers | Milani Family | Miriam Raviv | Nathan Triesch | Nick Salome | Omar Torres | Patty Crowe | Paul Brock | Paul Grotevant | Peter Kennedy | Phelps Family | Richard Maness | Rick Norris | Robert Brown | Roger Kintzel | Roxana DeLeon | Sally Loomer | Sandra Gaskin | Sean Hanson | Stephen Hood | Steve Hanawalt | Steven Heller | Tara Mather | Thecla Chomicz | Thomas Niewiara | Todd Teulon | Tom lanzoni | Tommy Eden | Veray & Geoff Wool | Wolosin Family |
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UPCOMING BIKE AUSTIN EVENTS
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Walk, Bike, Rideshare: Getting to Safer Streets in Austin
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Monday, November 9 from 6:00pm to 8:00pm at
Palm Door on Sabine
Join Bike Austin for an interactive panel discussion featuring representatives from the ATX Safer Streets, Bicycle Advisory Council, Vision Zero ATX, and Lyft. Bring your questions, suggestions and ideas for how all modes of transportation can work together to enhance mobility while prioritizing safety for everyone on the street. While rideshare companies are being widely discussed, much of the public dialogue have overlooked what these services mean to biking, walking and Vision Zero here in Austin. RSVP at http://bikeaustin.org/lyft/.
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Friday, November 13 from 5:00pm to 9pm at REI Downtown
Riding in an urban environment is smooth when you're prepared with the proper knowledge and skills. In TS 101 classroom, you will learn everything from strategies for riding a bike safely and confidently to basic maintenance. This class is recommended for adults and children over the age of 14. Registration is required. DISCOUNTED: $5 for Bike Austin Members; $10 for nonmembers.
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Traffic Skills 101 Part 2-On Bike
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Saturday, November 14 from 8:00am to 1:00pm at GSDM parking lot
Practice what you learned in classroom with our on-bike session. This course includes handling and avoidance skills in a parking lot, followed by a group ride on city streets. Finally, you will learn how to change a flat. The classroom session is required to be completed before the on-bike session. A helmet and bicycle in good working condition are required. A water bottle is recommended. Registration is required. DISCOUNTED: $5 for Bike Austin Members; $10 for nonmembers.
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1st Annual Co-op Bike Tour
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Sunday, November 15 from 11:00am to 4:00pm starting at Hope Farmer's Market
Join Bike Austin and Austin Cooperative Business Association for the first annual Co-op Bike Tour. Check out the event flyer here. Stops include ACBA members: Yard to Market Co-op, Wheatsville Co-op, La Reunion Cooperative, and Black Star Co-op Pub & Brewery. Tickets are $5. Click here to RSVP.
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League Cycling Instructor Seminar
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DEADLINE: Thursday, November 19
Seminar to be held Friday-Sunday, December 11-13
The LCI training seminar focuses on teaching and demonstration techniques used with future students both on the road and in the classroom. The seminar emphasis is on how to teach bicycle safety and skills so as to provide increased comfort and confidence for new and returning bicyclists and youth. Generally, 1/3 of the time is on-bike, so students should be prepared to ride.Ready to sign up? Make sure you're an LAB member and sign up here. The registration fee is $300 and includes the seminar materials.
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Monday, November 16 from 6:00 pm to 7:30pm at 1000 Brazos St.
Stop by our office to help out with data entry from our bike lane advocacy campaigns. Free beer, snacks and music on us! Please bring a laptop if you have one. Contact Miller if you are interested in volunteering, Sign Up Here!.
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Neighborhood Bike Advocacy Committee Meeting
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Wednesday, December 9 from 6:30pm to 8:00pm at Bike Austin, 1000 Brazos St.
Bike Austin's Neighborhood Bike Advocacy Committee empowers neighborhood residents like you to run grassroots campaigns for " Complete Streets" with safe space for everyone.
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183 North Mobility Project Public Hearing
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THURSDAY, November 12 Open House from 5-6pm, Public Hearing at 6pm at Westwood High School cafeteria
The Central Texas Regional Mobility Authority (CTRMA) has done a laudable job of including dedicated, shared-use bike and pedestrian paths in almost all of their toll road projects to date. However, their current plan for 183 North has a lot of room for improvement. Right now, only a fraction of the corridor (a matter of a few blocks) will have any type of bicycle accommodations, even though there's room for a shared use path along most of the corridor. Please attend this meeting and speak up for a shared use path on the entirety of 183 North! If you can't attend, please send the CTRMA an email and let them know you want a shared use path along all of 183 North. Check out the project webpage here, http://www.183north.com.
We know that the meeting is pretty far North for a lot of folks, so we're arranging car pools, leaving our office (1000 Brazos St) at 5:00 pm on Thursday, 11/12. Please email miller@bikeausitn.org if you'd like a lift. |
Ride Benefitting Special Olympics Texas
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Saturday, November 14 from 8:00am to 4:00pm at Manor ISD Athletic Complex
Travis County Sherriff's Department presents a ride to benefit Special Olympics Texas. Click here for more information and to register.
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